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j,.'f ;pa (13e LONDON GAZETTE, May 8, 1810. War-office, May 8, 1810. 'M-joi-General Sr Brent Spencer, K. B. to be 7 ,; en:int-General in the Army serving in Spain P.irtogal, under the command of Viscount Wel- C 4.lllliiLons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of - Essex. . • Western Battalion of Essex Militia. • . Ne Captain—Rowland Stephenson, Esq. vice Smith re- i'A.sigri---Robert Kingsbury, jun. Gent. cli . Regiment of Esscx Local Militia. Caplain—Lieutenarit Robert Bur Leigh, vice Nichols t:iisigns—William E. Fenner, Gent. john Hutson, f.-:-o', , los‘ions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. ilerstea:t and Mailing Regiment of Local Miltia. iit•—Tiiomas Putland, Cent. BroinLey Regiment of Local Militia. I.l:l4tenaot----Martin Barraud, Gent. the kt or Rettord Regiment of Nottingham- Local tia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. C;ip:ain i.y Brevet—Peter Campbell, Esq. ire the Gloucestershire Local Militia, signed by. the Lord Lieutenant. tat Royal East Battalion. To C.;,ptains —Robert Morris, jun. Esq. Samuel Town.: ri ; ;Ilt, Esq. Benjamin Simmons, Esq. vice Higgs Licuteryints —Thomas Commeline. Gent. Robert i ;,01a1:, GC lit. vice Prior t'signed. Richard Stept.ens, us: hils;gns—James Dowle, Gent. John James, Gent. 2d Royal East }attalion. l'•) h captains —lames Rovee, Esq. John charles Ed „2-1, Lid. liii iam Gy tie Ailey, Esq. Conn 13argur, Gent. 0.14 i tet- .:lastcr oscph Stun it, Gent. Cra:-.g, Gent. Royal W6t Battalion. To he Lieutenant—Charles Gent. Orryn- My- 8, !Bro. :BEM ER RET;IRNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Shire of Renfrew. Archibald ot . Eiderslie, in the room of William Esq. deceased. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. R. Price and W. Cross, Bristol, merchants, from May 7 to lune 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London, BANKRUP . rs. 7,i. Leach, Preston, Lancashire, earthenware dealer, to sur i.e.r :..ay 30, 3 I, and lune 19, at eleven, at the Mitre, in Au - or:ties, Mr. Truaghton, Preston; and Mr. turd, King's nench- walks, Temple, London. W, Wnite Lion-street, Pentonvilfe, merchant, May zz, .01 - 1 tine 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Att :rnies, Messrs. and Hewitt, Little FrLtay-street, Cheap. Oxford-street, linen-draper, May 'ff, at Nl,ty 22, at ekven, and lune 19', at ten, at Guild- Atturncy, Mr. "fucker, BarGett's.bwldings, is :I. Gravesend, carpenter, May it, at twelve, May eleven, and lune 19, at ttn, at u uiltihall, London. .I.!rney, Mr. Wat'e, Plackman-street, Borough. Soiiieiaetshrre, cattle.ticakr, May to, It, init..: 19, 41 CieVi2rl,,n the La:nb Inn, Bridgewater. At r. B ; and Alessts. znd !;0.1, Alitittle Temple-la:1e, Lot alon. stre,!t, v . ;ctuailcr, May [5, at eleven, May .ti tW lye , .1.11 June 19, at ont, at Guildhall. A tior -wv,, .`.lessrs. Parnsil and gailizs, Chu:ch-street, L. ~ 1.L:!lovs, Hertford, mealman, May 12, 22, and lune 19, at Guildnail, London. Attornies, at v.l Fairbanks, Seething-la e, London. 1. Soutii-street, west-square, Lambeth, viaualler, .9, 26, and jolt 19, at t welve, at Guildhall. Attor. t_ Lucas, , cober-street, St. George's.tields. Cranouurn-pdssage, Leicester-fields, linen-dra. • I r.r, slay bz, 21, and lune 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. At. T 1,3 I ilson, C hatila,ll-place, ISlackitiars. tailur and woollen. • .1-2., za,slid lune 19, at ten, at Guildhall. At. 14 , I. DutiLumbe, Lyon's.lnn. i oitenhant.court-toad, ain-tioneer, May 15, 19, lune 9, at [weave, at G uilkilial I Atturnies, Messrs. ‘5,ii14.1.i a to Wuua. Castic-stie,t, Budge-row. Len:ester-square, Caomet-maker, -May 12, 22, one 19, at one, at - Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. L. , Chancery-lane. s. k'ortland place, money.seri. 14 , L1y it, dt twelve, 22, at eleven, and lune 19, at (:iiiitthati. Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Nassau -street, Wharton, Northwich, Cheshire, liquor-inerehant,june o, 4.1 . :1 Iy, at e:even, at the Crown 1111,, Northwich. Al,:,ssrs. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge-street, ano Air. Barker, Northwich. stone-mason, May 12, 19, at one, .y, at Guilanall ; AttprnieS, Messrs. War tiro() Castle -street, Budge-row. P;1.4c.1un . , Cnurca-strect, 111ackirtar::, scrivener, May 12, 10,ie !9, at cl,:wen, at Guildhall. Attorney, .Mr. Drr IDENLq. • lvtle I.W W. Dowland, Devizei, draper, at eleven, at the I3ear, +l:vtLrs 1.1,,0,s- Silverwood, Settle, York, innkeeper, at eleven, Lie 13 iacK. Horse inn, Skipton, , Yorksitire. z 9 IV ni.,l3u4k, St. Mdry-at-hill, merchant, at ten, at i.l! la4ll. . ... Oaletey, Hereford, woolstapler, at ten, at ,a4ll, London. y. Westbury-upon-Severn, Gloucester.. ~ t eleven, jit tzle, Lower George Inn, r., Qarr Watling-street, warehouseman, at ten, a \J i,ViliiArris, Chepstow, merchanr, at ten, at the , .1 Anna, Crtepstw,v. 0 . I. aiict fl Butler, Painswhik, Gloucestershire, tvrcivc, at the King's Arius Inn, .Stroud, ,_•.,a.~r . C 1:, I? 11 b' IG' TLS' , , ), 11. „It: awl Jun. Bar;hulomew.close, t liayswater, dealer. „, i) Lan,:at..nre, inerchan;. ; incrLai • , A , :otatipter. : Ite, glf)ver. 'I 0 TUE, I...DI'AM: UF Till!: SUN. la i tely noticed a piragrlph in THE W'hich obje - .'.1 a cle.scription of the .t:A=r;tng , , , ittent reczntly ma to by the Royal Bank of ,!e Ja!,eiro; for the administration iti London-of 'it e Pc.iz'enda Beat of the Prince of Brazil, which_ co!:sistg in the - exclusive right, to, and side of, dia n.!s, ivory, orchella-weed, arkl. Brazil-wood, revest your attention to correct au error in ti,e names of those Gentlemen who are now 4)- ;ointt..f.l to that highly responsible situ-dion; they described as three individuals, , but in three cohnnefeial ; firm.; of - great respectabi l',', ts.s.ablislied in the City, viz. .IMessr. A. M. I): Kira, Soil, - and Co.;.l\l'ssrs. BarroZo, Martins, and 6irvallio; and Mr. John Jorge, !:r.vc.: to in'rude farther on your attention, ~ . .:.,,, :-12;:pix:..0 . of conratifiat ing - not - only my .own, . . the II e Polinants.dna:tor, 'on h piesent"mn ,' '!,. f'...st:,Li.lin . g state of their reiation3; on an in- tercourse which, from its freedom and extension, promises to render both Countries at once more firmly united and dependent on each other. Yesterday four Portuguese ships, r richly laden, sailed from the River for different ports in Brazil, all which belong to one of the houses above-mentioned, by whose indefatigable exertions.several articles of Brazil produce, 'which were hitherto unknown in this Country, have been already introduced, and others, the staple commodities of nations at this time hostile to us, will shortly be imported in such quantities as to diminish our dependence . on Coun tries to whom our necessities have extended a tern porising policy, which, from its sinister operation, May prove extremely- injurious to our best interests. Whilst we lament the disappearance of specie in the prosecution of this partial trade with our neigh bours, who will receive no other return for their commodities, we may at least derive some satis faelion from the growing importance of our inter course with Brazil, whose valuable productions are almost universally paid for in manufaaures, the consumption of which has been increased in pro portinn as their price has been reduced by the ad vantage of a dire& supply, and as the spirit and agriculture of tint vast country has been encouraged and improved by the removal of those restrictions which so long enslaved its incalculable powers. in this state of things it is difficult to account for the absurd report of an intention on the part of the Prince of Brazil to remove his Court to Madeira for the ostensible purpose of taking advantage of any favourable circumstance in the war with Spain, to re-establish himself in Portugal : whoever contem plates the relative situation of the latter country must hesitate to credit the preference of a nominal and precarious existence as a nation, to the cons°• lidation of an empire, rich in all the bounties of na ture, the proud security of which enables_ its virtuous Monarch to exd.airn, " /Imo pacem, sed non timeo Bellum!" • PHILO-BRAZILENST. May 3, 1810. MAILS. A a It: VED—I Dublin. DUE---I Gotteaburgh, t Cadiz, Lisbon, z Waterford, PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE .O'CLDCK. Consols - - - 70 Red. Ann. - - 691 THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DICIRE FALSUM AUDEAT? L 0 NI) 0 N, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1810. Yesterday the Petition of the Livery of London was presented to the House of Commons by Sir W. CHRTIS. In presenting the Petition, the Worthy Baronet said, that there were many sentiments in that Petition of which he did not approve; but he con ceived himself bound to present the Petition,it hough he was convinced that it did not speak the sense of the. whole Livery. Sir CHARLES PRICE said, the question at the Common-hall was carried by clamour; he contended that the Meeting .was not composed wholly of t:ie Livery, and expressed 'his firm con vie-lion that , the opinion of the great majority of the Livery was hostile to the sentiments contained in the Petition. Sir JAMES SHAW expressed hiTn!elf nearly to the same effe6}. A debate of s‘)me length ensued upon the question of receiving the Petition, which was, upon the motion cif Mr. WILBERFORCE, adjourned to this day. The ques lion, as it .appears to us upon this. subjed - is, not whether the Petition speaks the sentiments of all the Livery of London, or whether all the persons 'assembled in :,the Common Hall were Liverymen, because, admitting the negative of. both these pro positions, it does not follow that the Petition ought to he reje6led ; but the real question is, whether the. *.Petition. is.or.is not intended to insult the House of Commons? This is the fair criterion by which this and every Petition ought to be judged, and we think it is difficult to read the Petition of the Livery, and to entertain a doubt upon the subjeti. The SPEAKER yesterday acquainted the House of Commons that Sir Filmic's BCRDETT had COM.. MCllCe'd an action against the Serjeant at Arms ; it is also stated that he bds commenced an action against Lord IVIotaA, as Constable of the Tower, for false imprisonment:" Yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock, their MA JESTIES, accompanied by their Royal. Highnesses the Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and SOPHIA, ar rived at the Queen's Palace, from Windsor. On their arrival, they were received by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of YORK, KENT, CUMBERLAND, and Cam- BRIDGE. The QUEEN and 'PIfINCESSES received the Visits of the Marchioness of SLIGO, Countess Dow ager of Hitacourr, COUIIteSS Of AYLESBURY, Coun tess CREMORNE, Lady, ChANLEY, - and MISS WOOD, The' Dukes of KENT, SUSSEX,. and CAM BRIDGE; the Princess of WALES, the Duchess of BRUNSWICK, and Lady CARNARVON, dined with the QUEEN and PRINCESSES . atlour. In the evening her MAJESTY had- a select card party; among whom were the Lords ST. HELEN and BATHURST, COUQ 7 te.sses of CARDIGAN and BATHURST, Lady CAROLINE WALDEGRAVE, Generals GRENVILLE and CAMPBELL, Colonel anclAlrs. SNEID, and Colonel HowAab. Princess MARY remains at 'Windsor with Ptineesg .AMELIA, In the course of the morning they were visited by:the ROyal Dukes. . . Yesterday the Lord ;Bishop of LONDON held his primary Confirmation in St. .fames's Church, when several hundreds' of 'young persons of both sexes, belonging to that and the adjoining parishes, were confirmed, arnongrit' whom were many (amities of distinction. ' ' The three camps which are to be pitched in the London are, to be at Blackheath, Hyde Pink, and Hampstead Heath. To the latter, the Cambridge Militia matcli in the course of the ensu ing week: NAVAL NEWS PLYMOUTH, MAY 7.—Arrived th►s morning the Ant cartel, Capt. DAI4ION, from Morlaix, which place she left on Saturday last, and has brought over four British officers, who were taken prisoners in Spain. Tt►e English Commissioners were at Mor laix, and it was expected that a general exchange of prisoners would speedily take place. Arrived the Property sloop, of, and from Jersey, EDWARD LE Gitos, Master, with a cargo for this port ; she brings an accpunt of the arrival there of several small French vessels, under a license, with cargoes consisting of corn and flour, great part of which is now re-shipping in other vessels ,for England. Went into harbour his Alajesty's ship Dread nought. Arrived the French schooner Beatrir, laden with brandy and wine, captured by his Majesty's ships Shannon and Armide ; the brig Francis, Captain DENSON, laden with flax-seed, &e. bound to Liver pool ; was captured by a French privateer, and re captured and sent in here by his Majesty's hired lugger,B/ack Joke; the Hope, WILDMAN, from Lis bon, laden with fruit, bound to ,London,sput in here by contrary winds; the Lady Bulkie . y, JONES, from Waterford, with a cargo of provisions for this port; the Lord Boringdon, ---, from London; the Elizabeth, PHELPS ; Mary, HOLGATE ; Indus try, JENKINS; and Sirius, DOBSON, from London ; Times, JOHNS, from Swansea ; Mary Ann, HARRI SON, and Nelson, DAVISON, for Sunderland. PORTSMOUTH, MAY.B.—Came in this day his Majesty's ships Royal Oak, Donegal, .IVaid, and Coquette, from a cruize off Cherbourgh. Sailed his Majesty's ships Primrose end Sarpedon, with a convoy of merchantmen for the Downs ; also the Fox, HAMBLETON ; and Hopewell, PAIN, for London; and the Dolphin for Cardiff. Ilis Majesty's' ship Pluenix, with the outward bound Indiamen, remain at St. Helens, wind bound. SHEERNESS, MAY 6.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Solebay, Hon. GRANVILLE PROBY. Arrived his Majesty's bug Urgent, with Loss of her bowsprit and fore-top galiant-mast. MAY 7.—Arrived his Majesty 's brig Manly. DEAL, MAY B.—Sailed the Standard for • North Yarmouth. Arrived the Beagle sloop of war from a cruize ; and the Trinculo sloop of war fwm Portsmouth. A Circular Letter has been forwarded by the A - jutant General to the Colonels of Regiments, de siring their anew lot) to the clothing of the suldieis, tit order that it it) fu urn he wade so as to conduce: to the •!r ea.e and con,tort, and not be cut away and ren dered tight, as at present. Le tern were yesterday received from Oporto, d itvd the - t 4111 ult. The writers express no appre hension of ti,e insecurity of that part of the country, hut, -n the contrary, deem the Allied Armies a - qnate to meet any force the the enemy cab bring against them. The person sent to Morlaix by the French Go vernment, to negociate a Cartel, is M. DEMOUSTIERS. So anxious for peace are vve represented to be, that the very idea of a negociation for a Cartel is stated to have produced a rise in our funds greater than ever they experienced,evel in peace, Everyone in this country knows the falsehood of this statement. The rise has not been three per cent. and it his been ,produced by other . causes than 'the negociation for a Cartel; by the prosperous slate of our revenue. WHIG CLEYB.—The uscal monthly meeting of the Whig Club took place yesterday at the Crown and Anchor.—Mr. ERSKINE presided • till Mr. WHITBREAD arrived from the House of Commons. Mr. BYNG, after expressing his thank: , to the Com pany for the compliment of drinking his . health, avowed a strong sense of indignation at the manner in which Mr. WHITBREAD' had beri mentioned in another place, namely, as a decoy duck, to delude the friends of liberty. —Mr. WHITBREAD declared, that he did not care how he was reprtsAtted, while he was conscious that be, aated from independent feelings —that he was a friend to Reform, and that Mr. BRAND would soon bring forward the question, which" he should resolutely support.—The health of Mr. IWAITHMAN (mirabile diau) was also • drank by the company, after all the opprobrious epithets which he had applied to its members. He made a sort of apology , implying that he did not mean to attack all public men, but that he detested Minis ters, and that he was unjustly accused of hawing no respect for Parlipment.The Meeting were soon • tired, and broke up at an early hour. READING MEETING:.--OD Monday last, pur suance of a' requisition to the Mayor, ,about 200 per sons assembled at this place, for the purpose of tak ing into consideration the policy of the Walcheren Expedition, and the subject of the imprisonment of Sir. FRANCIS BURDETT ar,d GALE JONES. The Mayor deelining to preside, the Chair was taken by Mr. WHITE.--Lieut.-Col. NEWBERY, who opened the business of the day, after signifying that he for the first time then came forward in oppoSition to Mi nisters, declared that nothing could save the country but a change of men and measures. Having advert ed to the of her topics he moved, some Resolutions, expressing the sense of the meeting as to those topics, and proposing that two Petitions should be pre sented. to the 1-lOuSe of 'COmmons, one praying - for the relief 'of 'Sir' FRASCIS and GALE JONES, and the other tor. a reforni - in the representation. Mr. LETCHWORTH 'and Mr. VENES followed and ex pressed similar opinious.---The resolutions were put ancrear'ilea.' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST. SPRING MEETING, taco• TUESDAY, MAY S. Mr. F. Craven's ch. f. Jannette, by King Bladud, Bst. sib• beat Mr. Scrope's ch. c. by Ambrosio, out of Stapleton's dam, Bst. Two. yr old Course, toogs. h. tt.-2 to ton (an• nette. Gen. Grosvenor's ch. c. Ramaquin, by Cheshire Cheese, Bst. 31b. beat Mr. Lloyd's gr. or bl. f. Mooriana, by Kill Devil, our of his grey Dungannon mare, Bsr. Ab. M. 2pogs• h. ft.-6 to 4 agst Ramaquin. The 2000 gs. Stakes, a Sweepstakes of toogs. each, h. ft. tot colts Bst. slb. fillies Bst.'2lb. R. M. Rising 3 yrs old. Ld Grosvenor's b. c. Hephestion, by Alexander, out of Olivia - . - - - t Ld Kinnaird's ch. c. The Dandy, by Gohanna, clUt of Attive - - - . 2 Ld Stawell's br. c. brother to Sir David - . 3 5 to i agst Hepliestion—S to t agst The Dandy. Lcl C. Somerset's Scorpion, gst. rzlb. beat Mr. Douglas' s Delusion, lost. T. M. M. sobs.—z to ion Scorpion. - Lord Lowther's Loiterer, beat Mr, Ladbroke's Master 'Jacky, Bst. 71b. each. ' Across the. Hat, gDgs. h. ft,---s to 4 00 Loiterer. The Claret ktakes, a Sweepstakes of zoogs. each, h. ft. for colts Bst. 7lb. fillies Bst. 21b. D. I. The owner of the second horse to withdraw his stake. Mr. Lake's Britannia Lord Foley's Spaniard z 10 to t agst Britannia. Mr. Shakespear's Tumbler, Bst. beat Mr. Bouverie's Pan, sat. 71h. D. I. Mr. Bouverie to stake 300 gs. to 2c.ogs.-7 to 4 agst Tumbler. The King's Plate of toogs, for mares, 3-yr olds, carrying Bst -41b. ; 4-yr olds gst. 41b. ; 5- yr olds gst. tolb. ;. 6-yr olds and aged, lost. Last three miles of B. C. Ld Grosvenor's b. f. Plover ( walked over) 4 yrs. Mr; Bouverie's b. m. Nymphina, 3 yrs _ dr Sir S. t Sitwell's b. 1. Gooseander, 4 yrs Mr. toworth's b.. 1. Fudge, 3 yr s dr Lofd Jersey's Frederica, by Sorcerer, out of Poke's dam,.. Bst. '3lb. agst Ld F. Bentinck's Armithr, by Sorcerer, out of. Precipitate mare, Bst. Two-yr old Course, toogs; ft. Off by consent. Fifty Pounds, by Subscription, for 4-yr olds 7st. glb. ; 4r olds pst. 3 1b. ; 6-yr olds and aged Bst. 71b. -Last three miles of B. C. Non-Subscribers to pay sgs. each. Sir F. Standish's br. c. Guardy (walked over) 4 yrs Duke of Gratton's ch, 1. Morel,- 4 yrs air We understand that the Ist battalion of 7th, Or Royal Fuzileers, who have been for some time qu pered at Halifax, North America, have received ord , _•rs to embark for England. It is one of the finest regiments in his Majesty's service, both Whit regard to discipline and strength, and is commanded by that excellent and distinguished officer, Lieut. - Co!onel BLAKENEY. The 2d battalion is in Portugal , Yesterday morning Mr. HASE, of the Bank. Of England, communicated to. the Members of the Stock Exchange, that on Friday morning next, Mr . PERCEVAL would be glad to see such Gentlemen as were desirous of bidding for the ensuing Loan, in order to appoint a day for the bidding, to arrange the terms, and settle other preliminaries. Lieut.-General WHITTINGHAM, assisted by Co l ; RAMONET and Lieut.-Colonel SILVERTOP, late of the 14th Dragoons, is employed in disciplining a regiment of Spanish cavalry according to the Eng*" liSlltactics, which it is hoped, through their exer tions, will become general in the Spanish cavalry- The latter Officer has lately been sent on a mission to Gallicia. Several Ladies of quality, it appears, have formed a &termination not to opcn their houses for Sub' scription Concerts in future. The practice was really disgraceful. There are abundance of places in tt ie their , pas properly appropriated for such entertain"! to nts, and the Ladies who have acted as Hostesse s on t ,oso occasions, have thele'ore never paSS C U WitheUt a SUSp:CiOII of being Partners. itt the Musica l fir az . The remains of Lord COLUNGWOOD are to be II" terred in St. Paul's Cathedral, on Friday, in the most, private manner possibi,, within a few f e e t o f Lora NELsort. Not even the choir service is to be song on the occasion. The French merchants in Persia, jealous at sore late attentions paid to the British Resident, ual(e represented their grievances in so strong a remor" strance as to incur the Emperor's di pleasure, W 1 has in consequence ordered th em t o qu i t hi s dor m' nions. The French. Consul General has accordingli removed from Ispahan, where he resided in coo' formity to an article in the Treaty of 1808. Dodington Wood, near Lincoln, was in grea. o danger of being destroyed by fire last week, in coo; sequence of a sudden gust of wind having carrie° into it. a quantity of ignited weeds, &c. from 3 neighbouring field .A considerable - number of peg' sons being soon assembled, they cut a wide 10 0 _ e ' through the wood, and i n ab ou t an h our ex tiv guished the flames. Saturday last, as the son of Mr. Wilkes, plaiP • terer, in St. Mary Axe, was going up a ladder in Leadenball.street, he missed his hold, fell upon CO pavement, and was killed on the spot. A Coroner's Inquest sat on ,Monday at the SbiPs in - Swallow-street; on the body of a fine girl three, years old, who was killed by a f a ll at t h e corne r 0 1 Princes -street, on Wednesday.: The maid-servan t had the child at the drawing-room window, obserc: ing some sweeps glancing May gambols, and sprung out of her arms into the street. The skull was tra4ured, and the child died in 48 lours.--" Accidental Death. A few days ago, as a waggoner was driving h is team up Sedge-hill, in Wiltshire, he fell from the shafs, was,run over, and killed on-the spot. Th e . country people, on finding him dead, tied his hands and feet ; but under an erroneous idea that it ttal crintinal to remove the body until-the Coroner had taken. a view of it, they suffered it remain on the highway near ten hours. On Sunday night, about nine o'clock, one of the GreenWich long coach es was ov erturned in the Ke nt Road, owing to one of the fore-wheels breaking down. One of the paseengers was considerably hurt, and conveyed to Mr. Wild's, the Surgeon. • CORN-EXCHANGE, M AY g,- Of g:+-The supplies - Wilelt this day are considerable, mostly foreign; Fine, supports its price; other qualities, heavy sale' In Barley and Malt, little . variation ; White Peas likewise. Beans of the two kinds fully • at the 1 0 advance. Oats are in tolerable supply, but from the demand for the public se rv i ce , t hi s tra d e i s qu ote" dearer. Flour as before, Wheat - 7Ss a 96$ a so6s Pine ditto - -112 S a t 17s Rye , - - - 45$ Sos Barley 3zs a 47$ Malt . 68s a 76s White Pease -66 s a 72s Grey ditto .44 a 455 Beans (old) . 18s a Ole Tick 'Beans (old) 48s a Oats 225 a 26S a 3f, Poland ditto .; 32s v ", Potatoe dine) 375 od a Rape Seed . 4 61 a 5%. Fine Flour • . Bss a 9° - Seconds g o s a SS s '~ 1 At t)igi arn( a nd fur l.:0 1 `teia tolt Sl ot ,t l l Jett Ver tt a , 4011 Eil.l Clz Ve ~~